@maha_abed @stoneljen @coachk @scholzet I will look back in the #etmooc google+ or my history & get you the site
— Debra Finger (@teacherdebra) January 17, 2013
@JessRenee20 true it us an interesting process #etmooc
— Susan Spellman Cann (@SSpellmanCann) January 17, 2013
@lrndeveloper @mstavi3 @akh003 Hoping for #edcamp style PD sessions at my schl--I'll lead 1 on eduTwitter. I'll do just that. TY! #etmooc
— Laura Gilchrist (@LauraGilchrist4) January 17, 2013
@maxlambmo @WendyE40 @LauraGilchrist4 @akh003 Got it! Thanks! #etmooc
— Maria Stavropoulos (@mstavi3) January 17, 2013
@librarymall #diffimooc #etmooc Yes - I sincerely believe there is no such thing as an expert anymore! If we aren't learners we're obsolete!
— Lee Graham (@ak_leeg) January 17, 2013
@librarymall @mreteacher Twitter/blogging have awakened the edu-learner in me--trad. PD has not. Why? It's stand n deliver. #etmooc
— Laura Gilchrist (@LauraGilchrist4) January 17, 2013
#sd36learn is trending Learning is so cool #etmooc Michel Gagnon talking about use of copious comments for assessment to students #bced
— lisa domeier (@librarymall) January 17, 2013
@GCruzMatos I have been starting to use twitter and hash tags as a way for students to turn in exit slips. #etmooc
— Max Lamb (@domstcteddad) January 17, 2013
#etmooc #etmchat A3 - Important #DS106 mantra - "Never have to say you are sorry" from not completing a task. Learn one thing new each day!
— Brian Metcalfe (@bkmetcalfe) January 17, 2013